Greg Burwood

Hi Anthony
sorry if you were waiting for a reply- the way these posts are updated seems pretty weird- its not quite linear enough of a trail for me- the responses seem to be quickly sucked up into little ‘mini-threads’ …or is it just me 🙂
 
hey, no compatibility issues whatsoever. Open Type fonts have sorted the old issues of font translation.…[Read more]

not really for me Andrew- its done and dusted- will never (did I say never) go back- I don’t understand why a designer would stick to windows, but don’t really give a toss anyway- if you prefer windows- good for you ! be happy!
ciao

good answer, thanks….I’m financially challenged at the moment 🙂 so will see how it goes, ciao

why Alex- whats the difference do you think?

I was a PC user for years then changed to mac. Best decision of my life.
I now have windows 7 running on bootcamp (restart) or through vmware (on the fly). When I do switch (for 3dmax) I can’t wait to get back to the mac environment. Apart from max (starting to use rhino for mac) I only ever go back to update antivirus and maintenance- end up…[Read more]

good info, thanks- pity this thread is not attracting more comments- there are a couple of copenhagers around but I guess they have their info and have moved on………………………..

this is an interesting topic for me too- have you learnt anything new since posting?- this could encourage some people in the know to respond, which would help us all…

Hi Emily, thanks for replying- ditto recent eu passport holder! so no visa problems :), can’t do the states unfortunately. yes had a look at wageningin as well as hs-anhalt (bauhaus affiliated in bernburg germany) and copenhagen plus a couple of m.urb design courses. we will see- I need flexibility to work/ freelance while doing 2 years, else it…[Read more]

bump, um anyone?

Hi Maria
That MLA at Copenhagen looks good!
Would probably be looking at the Urban Design specialization but don’t want to be tied up in Copenhagen full time as I have a small business in the Netherlands- read somewhere that the course is made up of short intensive blocks of study- 2 x 6 weeks or so = 1 term? with lots of own study time in…[Read more]